Niko

ok, large scale emi presence is a difference between spotify and deezer it seems (deezer has no emi? or little at least...); but they do have lots of ecm, the free america series...

Nathan Davis - Happy Girl Roland Kirk - I talk with the spirits

you missed kunstkopfindianer (and i think comparing with vincents list a few posts above this is it...) only have all smiles, guess i should get on the look-out for a few more...

webster young - for lady seems those ojcs which were reissued by universal are on deezer as well

on deezer.com christian escoude - live at duke de lombardes (actually have it on cd but not here..., pretty sure it's oop, nice organ trio record with emmanuel bex) one thing which is sweet about deezer is that they have all or at least many of those french universal/gitanes cds by escoude, rhoda scott, randy weston, teddy edwards... (plus the jazz in paris series...); loads of georges arvanitas too... no idea whether everything on their site is there perfectly legally - but they do have a deal with universal so guess these are ok

checked a number of things from this thread, not all - all available on deezer.com as well (which unlike spotify is available in germany - no idea about the rest of the world...)

had never really tried services like these... now giving www.deezer.com a try, not a big archive but nevertheless many nice things to stream without even having to register (first sonny simmons live at the knitting factory, now some massimo urbani for me...) (ah, now i see to listen to more than a few tracks i need to register costlessly, think i might do that...)

Mind you, at the moment I think it's only available to us Yurpeans. not for yurpeans like me unfortunately...

Isn't this one a conn? you're right, sorry - posted after contemplating to buy that one... i did buy shades of redd - actually playing it one right now...

funny, a friend of mine also started that one last night (because it was something like the inspiration to one michel houellebecq novl, Les particules élémentaires... thought i should check out that one maybe...)

Is this the LP? http://cgi.ebay.com/Eddy-Louiss-Kenny-Clar...id=p4634.c0.m14 http://thomasia.free.fr/disco2.php?id=41 strange with the year 78 vs 70... but this apparently is the lp behind the dreyfus cd... (track lists are identical and thomasia gives 1970 for both...)

there are some nice further tracks on it, like the john dennis solo piece, some of the ada moore, one of the alonzo levister tunes, one tune from sam most's debut album (with pretty amazing clarinet playing), the latter two not available anywhere else for instance... but nothing substantial maybe... (the kenny dorham debut album is great !)

more discussion of the infamous survey here, including a link http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...c=50202&hl=

Only got round to buying Vol 2 last year, having had Vol 1 on vinyl since the 60s! Both wonderful, of course! the saleswoman actually only wanted to sell me one volume, thinking they were twice the same thing and the other one hadn't arrived..., luckily i had a look in the box... haven't played vol 2 so far but i really don't know where i've been all those years... amazing indeed

a triple of blue note rvgs The amazing Bud Powell vol1 and vol 2 Freddie Redd - Redd's Blues

What solo tracks? answer to my question, the john dennis solo tracks found on the debut rarities cd..

Einsplus was a german tv station which existed from 1986 to 1993... it belonged to ard (and thus could draw upon the archives of wdr, ndr, br...) http://www.tab-multimedia.de/ard_eins_plus_start.htm

upon a very quick glance on the mingus jazzdisco discography there shouldn't be any... there is some laporta in the small debut records story box... the stuff under his own name is now out in spain... there is one track from the alonzo levister debut album which sound pretty good, but the rest is not on cd, plus there are two or so tracks from vocalist ada moore's album on there which heavily feature laporta iirc (!) but these shouldn't be in the big box since mingus is not on them...(?) http://cgi.ebay.de/With-Tal-Farlow-Laporta...tem370160341731 wish i had the big box, but i did get some of the contained music on single cds lately, the john dennis album is great (are the solo tracks included?), as is the knepper/maini album...

stupid question but where do, say, blue train, the sidewinder and back at the chicken (ie the stuff they reissue all the time) shack fit in?

munich... of course people like me don't like to hear anything positive about bavarian stuff... had hoped i would never have to go down there again but maybe it isn't all bad then (actually last time i was in munich i spend a good amount of time at beck's but that was in 1997 and i don't remember it vividly (later a neat beck's cd store opened in a bookstore here but that is long gone by now...) best zweitausendeins store i have seen was düsseldorf (i mean, the differences are in the boxes with cheapo stuff, the main selection is the same everywhere), the guy from croco jazz in paris told my brother he actually drives here (to saturn in cologne) to buy cds for his store so i should be happy to live where i live... came to brussels with many prejudices and really loved it...

brown rose on xanadu has the same 1956 sessions as the vogue vol 2 and the thompson/gryce (vogue vol 2 unlike the others has the trio with trunk; there is also a cd called lucky sessions with the trio plus vogue vol 1); the high note is a different session from 1958/59 with michel hausser... (there is also theJiP disc with sammy price btw...); thompson is on at least two sessions of the clarke americans cd...

stupid question, claude... which cities are really good? think i did find discosold and also wasn't too impressed, mostly cheapo stuff for 10 euros... some of the smaller ones had a better (but small) selection or a cheapo one at lower prices (i enjoy browsing those but it may not be everyones cup of tea...)

don't know what lucky in paris is (the one on high note?)... but you really should get the thompson "americans swinging in paris" disc - imho it's the best of the 1956 paris recordings and the only one you're missing... i keep hoping for the milt jackson material, or some of the other american recordings, since i have most of the french ones... You called it, the "Lucky In Paris" is the one on High Note. I'll have to check out the "Americans Swinging In Paris" disc if it doesn't overlap what I already have. check for yourself, but it shouldn't overlap, the four sessions on this one are owned by emi... quintet with emmett berry, quartet with jean pierre sasson on guitar, quintet with solal and guy lafitte, quartet with solal, four glorious sessions...

would also be interested in answers, only time i was there i was travelling in company so no time for extensive searching:) ! there were a bunch of (four or five) decent used bookstores with cd sections on rue du midi roughly between rue des bogards and rue des pierres... if you go by manneken pis into the direction away from the center the best cd shop i saw was into the second (or so?!!) street to the left on the right hand side after a few meters... (maybe bs, don't take too serious although this was the best store) generally the used cd market (no idea about vinyl though i did see some...) seemed very healthy then (a year ago), healthier than anywhere i've been in the last years.... so some goole search for music stores could be the thing to do...

don't know what lucky in paris is (the one on high note?)... but you really should get the thompson "americans swinging in paris" disc - imho it's the best of the 1956 paris recordings and the only one you're missing... i keep hoping for the milt jackson material, or some of the other american recordings, since i have most of the french ones...